Australian and New Zealand vote to shape US ties
In Australia and New Zealand Labor Party prospects loom as crucial elections approach. Whitlam could become Australian prime minister if Labor wins. in New Zealand, Marshall faces calls for change though his National Party remains ahead. Bailey, Labor Whip, defends US ties and Japan China tilt while urging inflation control and economic shifts at home.
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National Party
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China
SEATO
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Whitlam
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FTC says ad substantiation program undercuts consumer aid
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Miles Kirkpatrick testifies that the ad substantiation program provides too technical material from major advertisers and offers little practical help to John Q. Consumer. Senate subcommittee data cited substantial untruths and lack of empirical support in many auto, shave, appliance, and TV claims, fueling calls for broader data access and potential legislation.
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Beet Boret Sausage Special Draws Local Notice
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Coolidge vetoes Muscle Shoals power plan bill
On June 7 1928 President Calvin Coolidge vetoed the Muscle Shoals bill calling for government operation of the Alabama power plant.
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New US Soviet SALT pact viewed against long arc of failed disarmament efforts
The article places the May 26 agreement between Nixon and Brezhnev in a historical context, comparing it with The Hague conferences, the League of Nations, Locarno, Kellogg Briand, and the United Nations. It notes past efforts to outlaw war failed, warns congressional hurdles over Trident and ABM plans, and highlights risks of MIRVs, conventional arms growth, and limited SALT impact over five years.
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